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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / October 20062002 ford ranger 4x4 4wd noise when turned
when i engage the 4wd the front had a loud grinding and popping noise when i turn the dealer said its normal but i beg to differ > when i engage the 4wd the front had a loud grinding and popping noise > when i turn the dealer said its normal but i beg to differ Nope thats normal. If you want something quality, you shouldn't have bought a ford. Toyota and Nissan don't do it. I had my buddies toyota out one time and didn't even hear it engage.. thought it was broken cause i didn't hear the big clunk of my ford. I've put more goddamn shift motors in my 4wd............. CHRIST Wish ford would put the 4x4 on the floor where it belongs, not on a button > > when i engage the 4wd the front had a loud grinding and popping noise > > when i turn the dealer said its normal but i beg to differ [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Wish ford would put the 4x4 on the floor where it belongs, not on a button i like american cars but the button thing is pretty dumb because a shifter is better and a shifter is better because...........?? >> > when i engage the 4wd the front had a loud grinding and popping noise >> > when i turn the dealer said its normal but i beg to differ [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > i like american cars but the button thing is pretty dumb because a > shifter is better its better because it keeps the cpu better > and a shifter is better because...........?? > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > i like american cars but the button thing is pretty dumb because a > > shifter is better > and a shifter is better because...........?? > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> i like american cars but the button thing is pretty dumb because a >> shifter is better Because it doesn't involve a jesus shift motor. I've seen them freeze up more than once, or just plain die. |
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